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ORP Orzeł submarine wreck searching with bathyscaphe

The Bubble bathyscaphe (fictional) and low poly ORP Orzel wreck, with scenery. Enjoy!

All my add ons works only in multiplayer mode. Sorry. This is not my fault, but actualy RIP author of VS.

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How to install it?

1. Subscribe and download add-on. Go to your SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\416190\
2. Find folder 3060098819 and open it.
3. Chose Ctrl + A all four folders: music, panels, situations, vehicles and copy it with CTRL+C
4. Now go to your folder \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Vehicle Simulator\ and paste there all files with CTRL+V and overwrite all.

Info:

Use START and enjoy. You can also load situation Bubble and ORP Orzel Wreck with Load option.

Don't forgot to go Options in VS and check music square and press Play >> to play cool free music background.

If you want to disable automatic scenery start delete in SITUATIONS folder two files: # Last Position.jpg and # Last Position.txt. From this time you can use Load option to load situation with name: Bubble and ORP Orzel Wreck

once again:

If you like my work, thank you for your vote, reward and thanks. This will be the best motivation to create more cool free add-ons for Vehicle Simulator. Thank you!

Orzeł was ordered in 1935 and commissioned in February 1939. After the outbreak of World War II, on 14 September 1939 Orzeł and Wilk (Wolf) were ordered to make for British ports. Wilk arrived in Britain on 20 September 1939. Orzeł arrived on 14 October 1939, after escaping from internment in neutral Estonia (the Orzeł incident) and an adventurous voyage with no charts. On 8 April 1940 Orzeł sank the troopship Rio de Janeiro at the start of the German invasion of Norway. Orzeł was lost with all hands due to unknown reasons while on patrol in North Sea. Orzeł's loss is one of the biggest mysteries in Polish naval history.